The Money Mosaic

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The Money Mosaic is a market analysis podcast for investors following London, brought to you by AI (artificial intelligence). Two hosts, a technical read and a fundamental read, work through the numbe... more

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September 02, 2026 EUR/USD and Cable Hover Near Support; USD/JPY Near Resistance
The episode covers EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY. EUR/USD closed at one fifteen seventy-three, down zero point zero zero two or zero point one seven percent; GBP/USD closed at one thirty-four eighty-six, down zero point zero zero two nine or zero point two one percent; USD/JPY closed at one fifty-nine eighty-nine, down zero point two eight or zero point one seven percent. 📉💱
EUR/USD stands out as the pair most clearly pressing a recent boundary, hovering just above the five-session range low at one fifteen sixty-seven while sitting down zero point six eight percent over the last five sessions and below the two-hundred-day average at one point one six three zero three.
The most pivotal setup is EUR/USD at one fifteen sixty-seven, with price above the level and the market watching the US ISM Services PMI on Thursday at ten in the morning Eastern Time, then the US Employment Situation for August on Friday at eight thirty in the morning Eastern Time.
What remains unresolved is whether one fifteen sixty-seven, one thirty-four seventy-seven, or one sixty thirty-nine gives way, and whether the US Employment Situation for August on Friday at eight thirty in the morning Eastern Time changes the direction. The Money Mosaic examines where support and resistance stand, how the next releases may pressure those levels, and whether the recent ranges survive.
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September 01, 2026 USD/JPY Rises, EUR/USD and GBP/USD Drift Lower Today 📈
The London session covered EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY. EUR/USD closed at one sixteen oh nine, down zero point zero zero zero eight, or zero point zero seven percent; GBP/USD finished at one thirty-five forty-six, down zero point zero zero zero two, or zero point zero one percent; USD/JPY ended at one fifty-nine eighty-eight, up zero point one five, or zero point zero nine percent. 📊
USD/JPY stood out by extending its recent rise, adding zero point three seven percent over the last five sessions. The close near the upper boundary of one fifty-nine eleven to one sixty point two signalled firmer momentum than the other pairs.
The technical read and the broader view did not always point the same way. EUR/USD and GBP/USD sat between or near their longer-term averages, while the recent price action still leaned weaker; USD/JPY was constructive on momentum, yet still below its 50-day average at one sixty point nine zero one two five.
What remains unresolved is whether the key range edges will give way: EUR/USD still needs a move beyond one sixteen sixty, GBP/USD must prove whether one thirty-five twenty-five breaks, and USD/JPY needs to show if one sixty point two can be cleared. The Money Mosaic examines whether range boundaries hold, whether momentum persists, and how price behaves against its averages.
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August 28, 2026 EUR/USD Edges Up, GBP/USD Soft, USD/JPY Firms 📈
The session covered EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY using the latest verified session closes available. EUR/USD closed at 1.1651, up from 1.1649; GBP/USD ended at 1.3592, just below 1.3593; USD/JPY finished at 159.39, above 159.29. 📊
USD/JPY stood out because its 5-session move was up 0.21% and the close sat very near the upper end of its 5-session range from 158.33 to 159.52, giving the pair the clearest upward bias of the three.
The technical read and the broader interpretation pulled in slightly different directions. EUR/USD and GBP/USD had small daily moves but remained near the lower parts of their ranges, while USD/JPY looked constructive; yet all three were framed as modest rather than decisive, with room for consolidation or fading momentum.
What remains unresolved is whether EUR/USD and GBP/USD can recover through their recent ranges, and whether USD/JPY can hold near the top of its band without stalling near 159.52. The Money Mosaic examines whether recent range edges hold, whether the mild dollar-positive tone persists, and whether any of these moves finally extend.
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13min
August 26, 2026 EUR/USD Edges Lower as GBP/USD and USD/JPY Stay Range-Bound
EUR/USD closed at 1.1662 from 1.1679, GBP/USD finished at 1.363 from 1.3633, and USD/JPY ended at 159.08 versus 158.93. The day brought a -0.15% euro move, a -0.02% sterling dip, and a +0.09% dollar rise against the yen. 📉💱
EUR/USD stood out most, easing on the day but still up +0.72% over the last 5 sessions, with price sitting near the top of its 1.1565 to 1.1711 range. That leaves 1.1711 as the key nearby test.
The technical read leaned mildly bullish for EUR/USD and GBP/USD because both pairs were near the upper end of their recent ranges, while the broader read stayed cautious without a fresh catalyst. For USD/JPY, the daily rise conflicted with a -0.22% five-session decline, leaving the move as a tug-of-war inside 158.0 to 159.77.
What remains unresolved is whether the upper boundaries can break: 1.1711 for EUR/USD, 1.3675 for GBP/USD, and 159.77 for USD/JPY. Until then, the market stays range-bound and the recent views can still be proved wrong by a retreat toward the lower ends. The Money Mosaic examines whether the upper edges hold or give way, and how the short-term tone compares across EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY.
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12min
August 21, 2026 Tech Momentum with 5% Risk Guard Shapes Short-Term Outlook
Hosts discuss momentum trades in big tech ETFs and stocks, emphasizing a 5% risk cap, breakout/bounce setups, and macro drivers shaping near-term returns. 📈💼🔒🌍🚀
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13min
December 06, 2025 Tech Momentum with 5% Risk Guard Shapes Short-Term Outlook
Hosts discuss momentum trades in big tech ETFs and stocks, emphasizing a 5% risk cap, breakout/bounce setups, and macro drivers shaping near-term returns. 📈💼🔒🌍🚀
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17min
December 05, 2025 London Session Sets Tone for Potential EUR/USD Breakout
Data-driven London FX snapshot: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY in focus; traders await CPI/PMI, cautious positioning, possible breakout or retest; risk management emphasized. 📈💹🗞️🔎💼
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17min
December 03, 2025 Central Bank Signals and Data Prints Shape FX Movements
Policy tone and data prints drive FX moves across EURUSD, GBPUSD, and USDJPY; EURUSD remains range-bound 📈💶, GBPUSD sensitive to BoE and energy 💷⚡, USDJPY reacts to yields 📈💴. Traders eye inflation 🧾, payrolls 💼, and central bank minutes 🕰️ for the next leg.
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7min
November 29, 2025 Mega-Cap Tech Leads the Focus ETF Higher This Week
Deborah and Kieran dissect the Focus ETF, led by mega-cap tech (Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet) with VUAG anchoring risk assets. Technicals show support near £63–£64 and resistance around £66–£70; Nvidia and MSFT momentum is a tailwind. Macro factors—AI demand, FX dynamics, and geopolitical dynamics—shape the outlook. The team keeps a conservative stance with a 5% risk cap and a short-to-medium horizon, anticipating a continued risk-on tilt and selective upside. 🧭📈💡🌐🧠💹
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14min
November 25, 2025 Policy Whispers and Data Surprises Drive Currency Moves
Summary: London trading navigates data surprises and policy whispers shaping EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY moves. Macro trends, central bank rhetoric, and geopolitics drive cautious risk sentiment and hedging. Traders seek disciplined setups with risk controls for potential breakouts. 💹📈💱🧭🔎
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The podcast currently has 351 episodes available.